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We are here to reimagine...
We are here to reimagine what it means to navigate loss well by dismantling death-dealing and oppressive systems shaped by whiteness that disregard Black life, silence Black grief, ignore Black Death and disregard the Black griever.
Our Story
Founded in 2019, we are deeply committed to challenging the societal norms around death, we strive to cultivate sacred spaces for exploring our mortality and processing grief.
Our learning experiences are a harmonious blend of information, inspiration, ritual, and practical exercises. We support everyone. And, because we are an organization founded by a Black Woman, we are especially interested ...
Founded in 2019, we are deeply committed to challenging the societal norms around death, we strive to cultivate sacred spaces for exploring our mortality and processing grief.
Our learning experiences are a harmonious blend of information, inspiration, ritual, and practical exercises. We support everyone. And, because we are an organization founded by a Black Woman, we are especially interested in the ways grief and loss impact Black women’s ability to experience joy and realize their dreams.
If you want or need to let go of something, and when you or someone you love is dying, we accompany you. When something needs to die and when you are dying to become, we labor with you. We are here to listen, to make room for the difficult conversations, to hold, and lovingly challenge you to hold on or let go, to get “unstuck.” We help you remember and re-member yourself whole.
Founded in 2019, we are deeply committed to challenging the societal norms around death, we strive to cultivate sacred spaces for exploring our mortality and processing grief.
Our learning experiences are a harmonious blend of information, inspiration, ritual, and practical exercises. We support everyone. And, because we are an organization founded by a Black Woman, we are especially interested in the ways grief and loss impact Black women’s ability to experience joy and realize their dreams.
If you want or need to let go of something, and when you or someone you love is dying, we accompany you. When something needs to die and when you are dying to become, we labor with you. We are here to listen, to make room for the difficult conversations, to hold, and lovingly challenge you to hold on or let go, to get “unstuck.” We help you remember and re-member yourself whole.
